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... shouldst thou refuse , shouldst thou rashly presume to be the arbiter of thy own destiny , mark me ; hope not , if thou becomest the partner of D'Rogonio's bed to taste of peace ; the curses of an offended parent shall follow thee .
... shouldst thou refuse , shouldst thou rashly presume to be the arbiter of thy own destiny , mark me ; hope not , if thou becomest the partner of D'Rogonio's bed to taste of peace ; the curses of an offended parent shall follow thee .
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... increased the anguish of Clementina ; and for some time she hesitated about answering it . “ Ah ! ( said she , mentally ) , let him think me perfidious , he will then be speedily re4 stored to peace , he will remember me only as 10.
... increased the anguish of Clementina ; and for some time she hesitated about answering it . “ Ah ! ( said she , mentally ) , let him think me perfidious , he will then be speedily re4 stored to peace , he will remember me only as 10.
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stored to peace , he will remember me only as an ambitious , inconstant woman , and such a being he cannot regret . At this thought her tears flowed with added bitterness , and the romantic genérosity which dictated her resolution ...
stored to peace , he will remember me only as an ambitious , inconstant woman , and such a being he cannot regret . At this thought her tears flowed with added bitterness , and the romantic genérosity which dictated her resolution ...
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Her letter was indeed a mortal stab to the peace of the unfortunate count . His mind was too rightly turned to attempt to influence Clementina to act in opposition to the dictates of her conscience , and unable to remain and witness her ...
Her letter was indeed a mortal stab to the peace of the unfortunate count . His mind was too rightly turned to attempt to influence Clementina to act in opposition to the dictates of her conscience , and unable to remain and witness her ...
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which you have taken upon yourself ; and in the consciousness of having ful . filled your duty , you will recover peace ; and it must be some addition to your felicity , to know that you have rendered the declining years of your father ...
which you have taken upon yourself ; and in the consciousness of having ful . filled your duty , you will recover peace ; and it must be some addition to your felicity , to know that you have rendered the declining years of your father ...
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| Title | Montalva, or, Annals of guilt Montalva, or, Annals of guilt, Ann Mary Hamilton |
| Author | Ann Mary Hamilton |
| Published | 1811 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Jul 2006 |
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